xcisxc29/dsh-wechat
Control DeepSeek Harness from WeChat: chat from your phone and the agent on your computer does the work, with no public IP required.
dsh-wechat-plugin lets you control DeepSeek Harness from WeChat: chat on your phone and the agent on your computer does the work. The README lists text both ways (a WeChat message becomes a DSH prompt and the reply comes back), attachments both ways (photos, files, voice and video saved into the session workspace, with the agent able to send files back via send_to_wechat), one WeChat chat driving many DSH sessions (/new, /list, /switch, /current, /cancel), answering permission prompts and multiple-choice questions from the phone with a number, and a Settings → WeChat page. It explicitly requires no OpenClaw and no public IP.
Install
dsh plugin --profile desktop add dsh-wechat-pluginCopied verbatim from the README's install details, whose primary path is the sidebar plugin entry (添加插件) that accepts a package name, a Git URL, a tarball or a local path; the 'From npm — nothing to configure' summary gives the bare package name dsh-wechat-plugin and this command is the CLI equivalent. The README also documents a GitHub path that builds itself (and asks you to allow the pnpm build) and a tarball path.
Compatibility
The README says it requires DSH with a workspace and tool service (the standard desktop composition) and that no OpenClaw and no public IP are needed. A GitHub install builds itself, and the README notes pnpm will stop the build once and ask you to allow it — expected behaviour for any Git-hosted plugin — showing the allowBuilds key DSH reports for ~/.dsh/profiles/desktop/pnpm-workspace.yaml.
Details
- Repo: xcisxc29/dsh-wechat
- Category: Messaging & Communication
- Stars: 1
- Version: GitHub repo xcisxc29/dsh-wechat (MIT, per the README's licence badge and License section); npm package dsh-wechat-plugin at 0.33.1 (registry check 2026-10-07; the README shows dsh-wechat-plugin@0.32.0 as its version-pinning example).
FAQ
- Do I need a public IP or a tunnel?
- No. The README states no OpenClaw and no public IP are required.
- Can I answer permission prompts from my phone?
- Yes — the README says approvals and multiple-choice questions are sent to WeChat and answered with a number, so being away from the desk does not stall the agent.
Alternatives
gtaifu/dsh-wechat-bridge · Jesse-njx/dsh-chatnode-wechat · Chinesezjc/dsh-interconnect